Word: breaches
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Sproule's action was new for big tennis matches, but so were a few other items on the Davis Cup program last week. Sproule had apparently caught Kramer coaching from the sidelines, a breach of tennis etiquette. As it turned out, etiquette took a bad beating-almost as bad as the trouncing Australia's Frank Sedgman gave the U.S. team...
...businessmen have roved between the negotiators' hotel room in Pittsburgh and the stabilization authorities in Washington. If Murray wins a settlement that sends steel wages and prices bursting through the frail barrier of WSB and OPS controls, other unions and other industries will charge after him through the breach. If Murray is turned down by either Washington or the steelmasters, he has threatened to call a defense-disrupting steel strike as soon as his present wage contract expires. This week, in a statement designed to give the mobilizers a chilly Christmas, he growled to a news conference: "It appears...
...making money by saying he has a secret remedy. In the case of Krebiozen, the drug has been given without charge during our investigations. No one has made any money, or attempted to attract patients. Regardless of the decision of the society, I am not guilty of a breach of medical ethics...
...project was a military secret. The institute asked City Editor Jack McDowell to kill the story. Why, then, asked McDowell, hadn't the papers been warned that the project was classified? Answered an institute spokesman: "Oh, we couldn't do that. It would be a breach of security." Said McDowell: "They couldn't or wouldn't give any reason why the story would damage their project or hurt national security . . ." The Bulletin refused to kill the story. (The institute persuaded other San Francisco papers not to print the item...
Naval students at the College yesterday were angry but resigned over their increased term of service. They had all signed up for periods less than the ones they will now have to last out and were bitter about what one of them called, "An obvious breach of contract...